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Benefactors<br />

Thanks and<br />

Endowed Book Funds at the <strong>Stanford</strong><br />

<strong>University</strong> <strong>Libraries</strong><br />

Endowed book funds provide deep collectionbuilding<br />

to support advanced research. Several<br />

hundred donors – alumni, families, and others –<br />

have created focused acquisition funds in beloved<br />

subjects to enable the <strong>Libraries</strong> to collect in<br />

depth and breadth. Without these enduring gifts,<br />

<strong>Stanford</strong>’s research and educational resources<br />

would not have attained the level of distinction we<br />

now almost take for granted. Endowment income<br />

currently provides more than one quarter of our<br />

total acquisitions budget. A minimum gift of<br />

$25,000 makes this program the most accessible<br />

of all named endowments at <strong>Stanford</strong>; successive<br />

gifts often span generations.<br />

For more information about endowing a book fund<br />

and for current subject needs suggested by subject<br />

specialists, please contact the Library Development<br />

Office at 650-723-3866.<br />

New Endowed Book Funds<br />

<strong>The</strong> Richard L. Bennett Memorial Book Fund<br />

Ann Kay established an endowment to support<br />

the acquisition of works of fiction and materials<br />

relating to the history of the sciences in memory of<br />

her husband, Richard L. Bennett (AB ’52 AM ’53),<br />

who worked for 26 years at the <strong>University</strong> and was<br />

instrumental in the success of <strong>Stanford</strong>’s Centennial<br />

Campaign.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Steeve and Helen Kay Book Fund<br />

Steeve (MS ’75) and Helen Kay sponsored an<br />

endowment to support the acquisition and<br />

preservation of library materials at the East Asia<br />

Library, with a preference for materials relating to<br />

Burma/Myanmar.<br />

Donors to Existing Book Funds<br />

Lucie Harris Alexander<br />

Lucie King Harris Books for Music Fund<br />

Frederick and Marcia Backer<br />

Maria Hart Backer Memorial Book Fund<br />

Robert D. Bacon<br />

Robert D. Bacon Endowed Book Fund<br />

Salo W. and Jeannette M. Baron Foundation<br />

Jeannette Meisel and Salo Wittmayer Baron<br />

Book Fund<br />

John and Carol Binns, Jr.<br />

Bert Elliott Woodburn, Jr. Memorial<br />

Book Fund<br />

Michael and Janet Burd<br />

Janet and Michael Burd Book Fund<br />

Ruby B. H. Choy<br />

Melvin Leigh Ho Memorial Fund<br />

Jean Coblentz<br />

Galt-Coblentz Endowed Book Fund<br />

Charles and Jackie Davis, Jr.<br />

Judith L. Davis Memorial Book Fund<br />

Mark and Nadine Dunker<br />

Frances and Barney Bricker Book Fund<br />

Virginia E. Fehrenbacher<br />

Don E. Fehrenbacher Memorial<br />

Book Fund<br />

Herbert and Bernadine Fong<br />

Dr. Frank Y. Chuck and Dr. Bernadine<br />

Chuck Fong Family Book Fund<br />

James M. Friedman, Estate<br />

Jay Fund of the <strong>Stanford</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Libraries</strong><br />

Tobey Baron Gitelle<br />

Jeannette Meisel and Salo Wittmayer Baron<br />

Book Fund<br />

Richard and Rona Goldstein<br />

Richard Jay and Rona Goldstein Book Fund<br />

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Goodan<br />

Bill Goodan Book Fund in the History of Science<br />

Charles and Marcia Growdon<br />

Arthur C. Cohn Memorial Book Fund<br />

John K. B. Harris<br />

John Kiely Beebe Harris Book Fund<br />

Lawrence and Jane Harris, Jr.<br />

Lucie King Harris Books for Music Fund<br />

Acknowledgments<br />

Asterisk (*) following a name indicates<br />

the donor is deceased<br />

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